Grain Market Intelligence for Prairie Farmers

Grain market intelligence is only useful if it helps you decide when to sell. Klarenbach Research turns the futures and cash markets into a short, crop-specific read: a chart-based view with a Take-Profit Price Target or a Bearish Sell Signal. Trent Klarenbach, BSA AgEc, PAg, writes it from Saskatoon. He takes no commissions on grain sales, and his reports reach 3,500 Prairie producers.

What the reports deliver

The Klarenbach Grain Report covers wheat (including CWRS and durum), canola, barley, oats, corn, soybeans and flax, plus notes on diesel, fertilizer, currencies, and interest rates. The Klarenbach Special Crops Report covers peas, lentils, chickpeas, canaryseed, and mustard. Each issue is a short email: where the chart sits, the price target, and the signal to act on.

Intelligence you act on, on your terms

You still make the sale and choose the buyer. Klarenbach Research does not execute trades or take custody of grain. If you want a plan built around your own farm, Portfolio Consulting offers 1-on-1 meetings and support through the season, priced by consultation.

What it costs

Each report is $157.50 a month or $1,575 a year (two months free), CAD plus applicable sales tax. Both reports are $2,625 a year. Annual plans start with a free 30-day trial, with no refunds after it ends. Positive returns are not guaranteed.

Questions

What is grain market intelligence?

It is analysis that helps you price grain: where futures and cash prices are heading, and what that means for the grain in your bins. In Klarenbach's reports it takes the form of a chart-based read with a Take-Profit Price Target or a Bearish Sell Signal for each crop.

Which crops are covered?

The Grain Report covers wheat (including CWRS and durum), canola, barley, oats, corn, soybeans and flax, plus notes on diesel, fertilizer, currencies, and interest rates. The Special Crops Report covers peas, lentils, chickpeas, canaryseed, and mustard.

How much does it cost?

Each report is $157.50 a month or $1,575 a year (two months free), CAD plus applicable sales tax. Both reports are $2,625 a year. Annual plans start with a free 30-day trial, with no refunds after it ends. Positive returns are not guaranteed.

What to do next

Grain Report trialSpecial Crops Report trial

About the author: Trent Klarenbach, BSA AgEc, PAg, Founder and Lead Analyst, Klarenbach Research. Trent operated a large farm for its time near Eatonia, SK, and has spent 11 years applying technical analysis to Prairie grain marketing.

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Last reviewed: November 9, 2026

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